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Brewers’ 750,000 fan World Series parade attendance makes Milwaukee history
Milwaukee turned out in historic numbers to celebrate the Brewers’ first World Series championship , with more than 750,000 fans filling the city’s streets and festival grounds for Friday’s parade and rally. According to the Milwaukee Police Department, estimated attendance surpassed three-quarters of a million, potentially making it the largest […] The post Brewers’ 750,000 fan World Series parade attendance makes Milwaukee history appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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